I think Ronni and Matt maybe onto something here.
We bought a canon MD 225 Digital video Camcorder for our Hands-on
straw bale workshops last summer, so I think I'll have a look at its
manual and give that a try.
Groovy
This group is so helpful . Ranks up there with http://www.firstfives.org
Hi Gary, Just a often overlooked cheaper option in analogue to
digital conversion and then burning onto DVD. <snip>
Hope this helps
Matt
Well Gary, you can do it the long way like I did a few years ago.
Basically you need a camcorder (with DV IN/OUT) to record to from
the VHS, then import the footage into iMovie, edit it and then
import the edited movie into iDVD to make a DVD.<snip>
Cheers,
Ronni
howdy
I saw this advertised,
http://www.kaiserbaas.com/KBA03001_video_to_dvd_maker.html
but review for mac OS aren't promising.
Is there anything else out their?
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north perth
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Permaculture architect
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Perth, Western Australia, Australia
integrating Permaculture , Organic Solar architecture,
Straw bale construction & Solar and wind power systems
http://www.dornworks.com
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